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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
9
The piece argues for a forthcoming day of judgment as a central biblical truth. It claims conscience and nature attest to accountability, noting that both history and divine revelation reinforce a final reckoning. It envisions justice vindicating noble causes and correcting world wrongs, offering consolation amid conflict and doubt.
A past sermon by Rev Dr John E White of Second Baptist Church discusses the Day of Judgment as a moment of final verdict rather than earthly appeals. It argues that good works cannot save, emphasizes mercy and kindness, and reflects on human self righteousness and the need for inner reform.
A reflective piece tracing early Christian foundations, urging return to the two great commandments as the essence of faith. It argues that divisions arise from creeds, and that true influence rests on genuine practice of love for God and neighbor rather than doctrinal conflicts. The author cites historical scrutiny of the church’s failure to universally apply these core precepts.
Rev E D Ellenwood condemns institutional Christianity for betraying Christ in its leaders and neglecting social justice. He argues true worship requires love of God shown in love to neighbors, citing sweatshops mines and exploited workers as evidence of hypocritical practice and misused faith.
A Georgia farmer writes to The Georgian praising balanced debate on race, sovereignty, and emancipation. He argues colonization and 13th and 14th Amendments worsened tensions, urges white leadership for orderly integration, and cites personal acts of fostering Black youths while preserving law, religion, and farm labor harmony.
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